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Art. 926 Schweizerisches Zivilgesetzbuch (ZGB)
ZGB; Dritte Abteilung: Besitz und Grundbuch; Vierundzwanzigster Titel: Der Besitz; C. Bedeutung; I. Besitzesschutz; 1. Abwehr von Angriffen
Art. 926 ZGB
Jeder Besitzer darf sich verbotener Eigenmacht mit Gewalt erwehren.
Er darf sich, wenn ihm die Sache durch Gewalt oder heimlich entzogen wird, sofort des Grundstückes durch Vertreibung des Täters wieder bemächtigen und die bewegliche Sache dem auf frischer Tat betroffenen und unmittelbar verfolgten Täter wieder abnehmen.
Er hat sich dabei jeder nach den Umständen nicht gerechtfertigten Gewalt zu enthalten.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (32)
51/2003/37 · sh (Art. 926 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Cohabitant's Right of Re-entry and Police Assistance for Property Retrieval
The court found the accused did not commit trespass because she was entitled to use permissible self-help under this article to retrieve her belongings.
ZZ.1984.8 · so (Art. 926 ff. ZGB)
Possessory Injunction Barred by Prior Judgment and Lack of Actual Possession
These articles governing possessory protection were used to decide the appeal concerning the second appellant (O.T.).
P/9768/2022 · ge (art. 926 CC)
Prosecutor v. University Security Personnel on Alleged Unlawful Coercion
Cited in the reasoning but not explicitly used in the final orders to reject the appeal, thus excluded based on the rules.
HC.2021.298 · vd (Art. 926 CC)
Municipality v. Passage Obstruction Servitude Dispute
Cited in the introduction as part of the set of articles related to possessory protection, but not explicitly used in the dispositive orders.
SB180494 · zh (Art. 926 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Defendant's Appeal on Bodily Harm and Drug Offenses, Sentence, and Deportation Order Dismissed
Allows a possessor to use force to defend against unlawful interference.
SB180494 · zh (Art. 926 Abs. 3 ZGB)
Defendant's Appeal on Bodily Harm and Drug Offenses, Sentence, and Deportation Order Dismissed
Requires that the force used in self-defense must not be disproportionate to the interference.
SB180494 · zh (Art. 926 ZGB)
Defendant's Appeal on Bodily Harm and Drug Offenses, Sentence, and Deportation Order Dismissed
Deals with the right of a possessor to defend their possession.
C/23666/2015 · ge (art. 926-929 CC)
Oral Lease Dispute and Possessory Claim Regarding Gas Station
Cited in the reasoning regarding the tenant's right to act to cease possession disturbance.
P1 14 49 · vs (art. 926 CC)
Federal Tribunal Upholds Property Damage Conviction for Forced Entry Despite Self-Help Justification Attempt
Cited as the rule concerning the right of self-help (droit de défense) which was invoked by the defendant but rejected.
LF150073 · zh (Art. 926 ZGB)
Landlord's Property Rights Override Subtenant Claims in Eviction
Cited as a basis for the expulsion claim based on property rights.
2N 13 44 · lu (Art. 14 StGB i.V.m. Art. 926 ZGB)
Bouncer's Use of Force in Removing Patron Upheld
This combination of articles is cited in the dispositive as the justification for the defendant's conduct (lawful exercise of self-defense based on property rights).
LF120001 · zh (Art. 926 ZGB)
Eviction Upheld Despite Defective Initial Summons Due to Subsequent Authorization of Service
The eviction claim against the defendants is based on the plaintiff's ownership right.
PZ 2008 150 · gr (Art. 926-929 ZGB)
Servitude Right of Way Obstruction vs. Parking Rights Dispute
Cited in the reasoning to refer to the relevant section of the Civil Code on possessory protection.
PZ 2007 74 · gr (Art. 926 CC)
Tenant's Possessory Action Time-Barred by One-Year Limitation
Cited in the reasoning regarding unlawful violence against which the possessor/owner can defend themselves (e.g., by fencing).
PZ 2006 204 · gr (Art. 926 Abs. 1 ZGB)
Servitude Holder Exclusive Use vs. Property Owner Lock Removal
Cited in the reasoning (point 4d) regarding the right of the possessor to defend against prohibited self-help.